Quilting stitch
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A line of stitching worked through two or more layers with padding or wadding between them, both securing the layers and creating a raised decorative pattern.
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Topstitching
Visible stitching worked on the right side of a garment, often with a longer stitch length or heavier thread, used to reinforce seams and add decorative definition.
Couching
A technique in which a decorative thread or cord is laid on the fabric surface and secured in place with small stitches worked over it.
Decorative machine stitching
Built-in or programmed machine stitch patterns, such as scallops or embroidery motifs, used to embellish a garment's surface or edges.
Edge stitching
A row of straight stitching worked very close to a finished edge or seamline, used to keep facings flat and add a crisp, defined line.
Faggoting
A decorative technique that joins two finished edges with an open, ladder-like pattern of stitches across a visible gap, rather than a closed seam.
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